S.T.A.G.E. on 09 July 2009
| Manu_Ginobili said: It's pretty obvious the difference is due to casual games. There are hardcore games on both, but a lot more casual games on DS. |
It's not just that....its market segmentation and the quality of that service to whomever is key. Nintendo obviously seems to understand this as they've created a lifestyle in gaming for all age groups. The Wii and the DS are almost bordering on a lifestyle.
